ghost guns, San Jose and social media
San Jose man arrested for allegedly using social media to sell ghost guns
A 19-year-old San Jose man who allegedly manufactured ghost guns and used social media to sell them was arrested last week, the San Jose Police Department announced. SJPD said detectives with the department’s Gun and Hazardous Suppression Team (GHOST) discovered a social media account on October 30 being used to buy and sell
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Pennsylvania state Rep. Melissa Shusterman says her legislation cracking down on ghost guns is "common-sense." ...
Often called “ ghost guns ” because they can be hard to trace, these firearms can be either partially or completely made with ...
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Investigators said many of the illegal firearms sold were privately made firearms, also known as ghost guns. The suspect was also offering high-capacity magazines from Florida and Nevada for sale.
“That’s my fundamental right,” Dillen responded. Ghost Guns are unserialized firearms put together by components ...
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